almond´s blog

  I want to be completely honest, it wasn´t what I expected, I thought this course would connect the language with the career, I wanted to learn vocabulary that´d help me with my courses, for example; in our first semester of class we had a botany course, and I studied from English websites and books, seeing that I found more texts in this language than Spanish, but there was a lot of words I didn’t know, even in Spanish. So I needed to improve my vocabulary, not knowing this words frustrated me a little bit The hardest part for me in this subject, and languag e, its talk, I feel unable to speak in front of others, except of native speakers or when I’m alone. I have to work in my social skills because I’m very shy, it makes me feel uncomfortable when I speak in front of a screen or a class. I use it every day, I speak and text in English with my best friend. Something that I really liked about this class is the blogs, mostly the part of write and receive nice comments from my c...

Hi everybody!! Well, I’m actually not so into videogames, It´s not about if I like it or not, I’ll probably like a game if I try it, but those type of activities usually demands a lot of time, you could spend the whole day playing it and don’t realize it, and I get addict to this things easily, so i try to not get close to them. Even when I was a kid I didn’t play videogames very often, I preferred to play outside. But I used to play mortal kombat with my best friend, I enjoyed it a lot because in that time I used to practice martial arts; the game is about it. I remember coming back from my karate’s classes and play it the whole night with my friend, we used to have a lot of fun, we recreated every game we had, and I think it was way funnier to kick ourselves in the real life than in the screen. I think I´ve played one or two games in my brother's PlayStation, probably about fights, but that’s all. I’m quite sure there’s a lot of genres, as any other topic does. Have a good ...